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Personifications of Death and Death Anxiety
Journal of Personality Assessment, 1982University students (n = 165), graduate nursing students (n = 102), and funeral service students (n = 68) completed Templer's Death Anxiety Scale (DAS) and a Death Personification Exercise (DPE). Responses to the DAS and DPE were subjected to principal components factor analysis using varimax rotational procedures and the factor scores derived for each
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Death Anxiety, Death Depression, and Death Obsession
Psychological Reports, 2003In a sample of 67 students, scores from Templer's and the Collett-Lester death anxiety scales, Templer, et al.'s death depression scale, and Abdel-Khalek's death obsession scale were only moderately associated, suggesting that the scales are measuring somewhat different constructs.
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Abstract When facing the possibility of death, people adopt proximal and distal defenses to cope with the fear of dying. Proximal defenses are logically related to the threat, triggered when thoughts of death occupy one’s attention.
Aaron Suomala Folkerds, Diane Coursol
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Aaron Suomala Folkerds, Diane Coursol
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2017
In a recent meeting with physicians from the pediatric emergency room, I had them do an exercise that we also do with the second year medical students. Each person was asked to write down five goals and dreams for their life. They then shared their list with the person sitting beside them.
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In a recent meeting with physicians from the pediatric emergency room, I had them do an exercise that we also do with the second year medical students. Each person was asked to write down five goals and dreams for their life. They then shared their list with the person sitting beside them.
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Relationship of Physical Anxiety to Death Anxiety and Age
The Journal of Genetic Psychology, 1980(1980). Relationship of Physical Anxiety to Death Anxiety and Age. The Journal of Genetic Psychology: Vol. 137, No. 1, pp. 147-148.
G R, Elkins, A F, Fee
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Death Anxiety and Death Acceptance: A Preliminary Approach
OMEGA - Journal of Death and Dying, 1975Death acceptance is not necessarily the opposite of death anxiety. The two could in fact correlate positively. A third category of “death denial” should also be considered. A new scale to measure death acceptance was devised. It was found to be reliable and, in a group of students, correlated positively ( rs = .242 and .263) with two existing death ...
Ray, JJ, Najman, J
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Death Anxiety and Death Obsession in Spanish Students
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 2004This study examined the dimensional structure of Templer's Death Anxiety Scale and Abdel-Khalek's Death Obsession Scale. The responses of 289 Spanish students to the Spanish forms of both scales were evaluated by means of a principal components analysis with varimax rotation.
Joaquín, Tomás-Sábado +1 more
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Death Anxiety and Death Depression in Spanish Nurses
Psychological Reports, 2005This study examined the dimensional structure of Tomás-Sábado and Gómez-Benito's Death Anxiety Inventory and Templer, et al.'s Death Depression Scale-Revised. The responses of 244 Spanish nurses to the Spanish forms of both scales were evaluated by means of a principal axis factor analysis with direct Oblimin rotation.
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Religious Involvement and Death Anxiety
OMEGA - Journal of Death and Dying, 2014The purpose of this study is to test a conceptual model that aims to clarify the relationship between religious commitment and death anxiety. This model contains the following hypotheses: (1) people who affiliate with Conservative Protestant congregations will be more likely to attend worship services; (2) people who go to church more often will be ...
Neal, Krause, R David, Hayward
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2014
Although death and life concepts seem so different from each other, some believe that death and life as a whole that death is accepted as the goal of life and death completes life. In different cultures, societies and disciplines, there have been very different definitions of death which changes according to personality, age, religion and cultural ...
KARAKUŞ, Gonca +2 more
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Although death and life concepts seem so different from each other, some believe that death and life as a whole that death is accepted as the goal of life and death completes life. In different cultures, societies and disciplines, there have been very different definitions of death which changes according to personality, age, religion and cultural ...
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